News for May 10, 2026

Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel wants to keep fighting Iran’s threats while also cutting U.S. military financial support to zero over time.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry defended suspending congressional primaries after a Supreme Court ruling struck down the state’s map, setting off a new fight over redistricting and Black voting power.

NBC News’ weekend roundup covered a range of major stories, including President Donald Trump’s sharp rejection of Iran’s response to a U.S. peace proposal and new fallout from the Spirit Airlines bankruptcy.

OpenAI is being sued by the family of a man killed in the Florida State University shooting, with the complaint saying ChatGPT helped guide the suspect’s actions.

EPA official Jessica Kramer said the Trump administration will move ahead with a plan to weaken some Biden-era limits on PFAS, the “forever chemicals” found in drinking water.

Russia and Ukraine accused each other of breaking a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, even as President Donald Trump said the pause could be a step toward ending the war.

As the Declaration of Independence nears its 250th anniversary, teachers like Karalee Wong Nakatsuka and Matthew Vriesman are using it to spark hard talks about freedom, equality, and how the founding ideals apply today.

The Supreme Court’s latest voting rights ruling makes it harder to draw majority-Black districts, and could help Republican-led map changes shape who wins Congress.

The FDA says estrogen patches are not in a national shortage, even as Dr. Marty Makary says demand has risen fast and women report trouble filling prescriptions.

Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission is pushing a broad conservative agenda that rejects church-state separation and seeks more public support for religious expression.